Core resources (quick links) Library

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Core Cultural Learning modules

The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Core Cultural learning modules provide a detailed exploration of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and topics to help you enhance your cultural understanding.

Get started with Indigenising Curriculum Library module

This module is designed for teaching staff who are  thinking about or working towards Indigenising curriculum. It provides information about library resources and  general advice to help you get started.

Language of Relationships

A foundational guide exploring respectful and culturally appropriate communication with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

UQ has a Blak History

This resource highlights the  often-overlooked Indigenous histories of the University  of Queensland and its surrounding areas.

Blackwords

Blackwords is an online resource documenting the lives, works, and literary traditions of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander writers, hosted by the University of Queensland as part of AustLit.

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Other related resources

You can’t ask that video

In this video you'll hear Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students and staff from UQ give their views on 5 frequently asked questions.

Welcome to and Acknowledgement of Country guidelines

The guidelines downloadable from this page define Welcome and Acknowledgement processes and include UQ’s recommended wording to Acknowledge Country.

Indigenous design framework

This framework guides architects, designers, project managers and construction staff in all future projects at UQ.

United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP) (Adopted 13 September 2007)

This global framework outlines the rights of Indigenous peoples and is essential for understanding international principles of Indigenous sovereignty and justice.

University of Queensland Stretch Reconciliation Action Plan (2025–2027)

The current RAP, which outlines the university’s long-term strategies and deeper commitments to reconciliation.

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